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New Japan MOF chief to be soft on BOJ

According to this article from Reuters, published Wednesday 27 September, newly appointed Japanese finance minister Koji Omi is unlikely to adopt his predecessor's stance on intervention in the Bank of Japan's monetary policy.

A case for inflation targets in the US and Japan

This article published by the American Enterprise Institute on Wednesday 27 September says that the world's leading central banks are struggling with what is happening to prices in their respective countries, and what they should do and say about it.

Mizuno says BOJ to gradually lift rates

Bank of Japan board member Atsushi Mizuno said in an interview published Wednesday 13 September policy makers remain committed to gradually raising interest rates even after recent signs of slower economic growth.

Bank of Japan Monthly Report, September 2006

The Bank of Japan published the English version of its September 2006 monthly report on Tuesday 12 September. In the report the BOJ maintained its bullish assessment of the nation's economy, citing brisk capital investment and rising production.

BOJ's Mizuno on recent economic developments

In the speech 'Recent financial and economic developments and monetary policy' given on 2 August (published 4 Sep) Atsushi Mizuno of the Bank of Japan said until recently, the greatest challenge for Japan's financial system was to overcome the NPL…

Bank of Japan's new executive director

Japan's finance minister, Sadakazu Tanigaki, today appointed Kiyoto Ido, a former director-general of the finance ministry's international bureau, as one of six executive directors of the Bank of Japan.

Bank of Japan Monthly Report, August 2006

The Bank of Japan published the English version of its August 2006 monthly report on Tuesday 15 August. In the report the BOJ maintained its upbeat assessment of the nation's economy, citing brisk capital investment and a pickup in private consumption.

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